Month: July 2023
1078: Jana Bradford

Jana Bradford claimed a tough-on-crime record in her successful campaign for Prosecuting Attorney in the Ninth Judicial District in Arkansas. That may be true, so long as the criminal is not her uncle, instead she spent years using her influence to help him evade justice again and again.
Trigger warning because of scope of child sexual abuse.
1077: Laverne Paul Fox

Laverne Paul Fox was the principal of Faith Baptist Academy in Wildomar, California. Thirty years ago, he raped a 15-year-old girl who came forward as an adult. Fox was extradited from Pennsylvania to face trial in California. However, he pleaded guilty in a deal for 18 months prison, but the judge sentenced him to two years after hearing the victim’s statement.
1076: Kieran Cartharn

In 2018, he approached a woman walking to her dorm after 1 a.m. and said he was a police officer and would walk her home. She demurred, but he insisted, so when she got to her dorm she went to the check-in and security chased him off. They got a picture so the police put it out and were inundated with tips identifying Cartharn. After all, he just ran for City Council.
1074: Emma Hancock

Emma Hancock was a substitute teacher at Wellston Public Schools. Her father is the Mayor and her husband the Chief of Police. She allegedly groomed a 15 year-old-boy via text, exchanging nude and sexually explicit pictures. She also sexually abused him twice in person, groping him in the classroom closet, according to affidavit.
1075: Harry Jackson
Harry Jackson is the GOP-endorsed candidate for Fairfax, Virginia, School Board. He has been arrested three times for assault and battery of his wives. He had run for school board previously but dropped out when caught laughing at a student with autism.
1073: Earl Worden
1072: Erickson Lee

Erickson Lee was a police officer in Cornelius, South Carolina, and a youth leader at Morningstar Ministries, leading their Young Special Forces. Lee started the program and ran it. That was where he allegedly met and groomed the boys. He invited him to his home, provided alcohol, showed them pornographic movies and touched them without consent, according to the police. The boys were from 14 to 17 years old.
1071: Steven Crowder

Steven Crowder is a political commentator who used to be on Fox News before going out on his own podcast and YouTube channel. He is alleged to be funny, in a kicking-down sort of way. His wife is divorcing him and he angry that ‘no-fault’ divorce is legal in Texas. Three states have moved to eliminate no-fault divorce, including Texas, but they have not succeeded…yet. This is rooted in the misogynistic idea that men own their wives.


